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Chases get go ahead in Navan

Published at Jan 21, 2023, 8:51

Lucky Max
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After an inspection in Navan this morning, the chase course was found to be fit for racing and the two chases on the card will go ahead.

The ground is Soft (on hurdle track) and Soft to Heavy (on chase course).

The card gets under way at noon and the feature is the Grade B Navan Handicap Hurdle (1.07pm) over two and a half miles in which Sean Doyle's Lucky Max heads the market after a recent six-length success in Cork over the same trip.

Trainers Sean Doyle

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